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Window closes outside of the top - 9/15/2007 4:06:38 PM   
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On the driver' side when my window is up all the way and I close the door, the window hits the top and prevents the door from closing correctly.  Basically, the window stays against the top (not under it) when the door is closed.  I either have to crack the window about 1/4" to close the door or go out the passenger side.  Does anyone have any clue what could be causing this? 

Here is what I thought of:
    1.  The top is twisted a bit more toward the driver's side
    2.  The driver window goes up too far

Please let me know what you think or if you had this happen to you.  With winter coming soon I expect to have the top up a bit more than I have in the summer.  Thanks.
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RE: Window closes outside of the top - 9/17/2007 8:24:17 PM   
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You may want to add your year/model stang for additional help and clarity. 

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RE: Window closes outside of the top - 9/20/2007 3:30:01 PM   
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Good point.

It's a 99 GT.

I'm taking it to a top shop next week.  I will post results if others run into the same issue.

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RE: Window closes outside of the top - 9/22/2007 2:38:26 PM   
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OK, I thought you were talking about a 05-07...on my vert..I have to bring the rear 1/4 windows first then the front so that the front rides on the weatherstip....

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RE: Window closes outside of the top - 1/6/2008 5:54:06 PM   
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Same thing happens to me on both doors =(  Thoughts?

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RE: Window closes outside of the top - 1/26/2008 10:32:16 AM   
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Apparently this was fixed on mine as the windows drop down about 1/2 inch when opening the doors and go to full up position when the door is closed.  I have a friend that has a 2003 Mustang that the passenger window is dragging on the top.  Sounds to me like the top has shrunk or something which makes it pull down tighter over the doors when the top is up.  This is my first convertible so I can only offer suggestions.

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